Chad Everett Harris in Nashville in front of the Nashville Bitcoin painting on Hwy 70.
Cycling Isn’t About Fitness

Cycling is about the freedom of the open road, where each pedal stroke carries me further from the constraints of daily life. This past week has been exactly what I needed—a rejuvenating escape that has reminded me of the pure, unfiltered joy that comes from being in motion, unrestricted by the usual routines and obligations.

Life has a way of wrapping us in the comfortable yet confining rituals we’ve built around our days. We wake up, follow our schedules, and forget the simple pleasure of breaking free from the monotony. But out there, on the road, with nothing but the sound of the wind rushing by and the steady rhythm of my wheels turning, I am reminded of what it means to live in the moment truly.

Chad Everett Harris, Cycling isn't about fitness, Franklin, TN.

Cycling has always been my sanctuary, where I can disconnect from the demands of life and reconnect with myself. It’s a chance to push my limits, clear my mind, and feel a sense of accomplishment that comes not just from the physical exertion but also from the mental clarity it brings. Each ride is a reminder that life is not just about the daily grind but about finding those moments that make us feel alive, present, and connected to something bigger than ourselves. Learn about unexpected health benefits that come from cycling.

This week has been a powerful reminder of why I ride. It’s not just about fitness or competition; it’s about the freedom to explore, to challenge myself, and to find peace in the simplicity of being on the road. Returning to my routines, I carry the renewed energy and perspective that only a week of unrestricted cycling can bring.

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